Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 386
A new life opened to her and her children. Herweak-headed brother, although he continued towander, now went about with money in his pocket. The Pawpaw Tribe scattered as widely asthe famous products of the grindstone quarry. Itsnoble chief went West, established a little tribethat bore his own… … Most of the young readers of St. Nicholashave probably seen the sea, either at some one ofthose crowded resorts,— Newport, Long Branch,Atlantic City, Asbury Park, and Coney Island,—or else at one ofthe little hamletsor fishing villagesscattered alongthe coast. And,perhaps, some ofthese boys…
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